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Electricity market in Montenegro, market structure and market actors

Up to now the Electricity Market in Montenegro is not well developed. 30 percent of the electricity is imported. A yearly tender for electricity import is advertised internationally, and the best offers are selected based on previously established criteria.

The contracts include a quite high level of elasticity(up to 30%), which combined with high percentage of hydro power, enables the system to work without day-ahead market. Two hydro-generators are enabled to adjust to the system requirements automatically so they cover a significant amount of balancing energy of Montenegro.

Market structure

Transmission System Operator and Distribution System Operator are part of the vertically
integrated

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